The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-19
Voting i'm Other states.

AUGUSTA. Me-. Jan. 1S-The Legislature to-
day elected Eugene Hale to succeed himself as
United States Senator.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Jan. 18.-The Legislature
at noon voted for United States Senator The
Senate Stood: Davis, &c. Doran, a. The
House stood: Davis, 20; Doran, % The joint
assembly will meet tomorrow.
LANSING, Mich. Jan. 12-The senatorial
election this afternoon in the lower house re-
suited: Stockbridge, Republican, Go; Yaple,
Democrat, 81; Robinson. Labor, s. The Senate
vote was: Stockbridge. o. Yaple, 9.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. The two branches of the
Legislature voted separately to-day for sue
cessor to Senator CockrelL In the House the
vote stood: For Cockrell, ST. for Warner, So;
for Ford, 2 In the Senate, for Cockrell, %; for
Warner, g.
DOVER. DEL, Jan 1s-Both houses of the
General Assembly, in separate session, voted
unanimously this morning for the re election of
George Gray as United States Senator. The
election will be completed by the houses in joint
session to- morrow
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Jan. 18-The Senate
to-day voted for United States Senator. George
Hearst, Democrat received 25; Henry Vrooman,
Republican. IL. The Assembly vote stood
Hearst, &c. Vrooman, 40. A joint convention
ballot will be taken to morrow.
HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. 18.-Both houses of
the Legislature reelected Senator Hawiey
to day. The vote in the Senate was IL for
Hawley to 10 for Charles Ingersoll The total
vote cast in the House was 227; Hawley received
1913; lngersol %. and Henry c. Baldwin, Knight
of Labor, l.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Jan. 1a-The Senate and
House. in senerate sessions. baloted for United
States Senator. In the Senate the vote stood:
Charles B. Farwell (Rep. J, 80: William r Nor
rison. dem. J, IT, Benjamin W. Goodhue z IN
the House the vote stood: Farwell. rs; Morrison.
81; Goodhue, L; Mccullough. (Prohib.), /. The
joint session will be held to morrow.
HARRISBURG Pa. Jan. i'm. S. Quay was
to-day elected United States Senator by the fol
lowing vote in the legislature House-Quay,
| Republican. 1872 Wolverton, Democrat, 65 Seu-
| ate-Quay. 49, Wolverton. 13 Quays majority,
| 3d. This is final, as the two branches of the
Legislature do not meet in joint session when
| the same candidate has a majority in each
| branch.
| NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 1S.-The Assembly,
| in separate sessions, baloted to-day for Senator
| for the short term In both houses Hon. W. J.
| Whitthorne received 3d. his opponent D. A.
| Num-, 40. The result will be declared in joint
session tomorrow. Ore ballot was taken for
| Senator for the long term, without result The
Democratic caucus still continues, no result hav-
/ ing been reached
Boston. Jan. 1S-Both branches of the Lecis
iature met at 230 p M. in individual session. to
| ballot for United States Senator. On the frs,
| ballot the Senate stood: Fl. L. Dawes II: j. D.
! Long, IL; p. Collins, IA; g. r. Robinson 2 The
| Senate then adjourned. The first ballot in the
| House was as follows: Whole number of votes
| cast, 234; necessary for choice lis; Dawes Go
| Long, Al; Collins, so: Robinson, A John E. Rus
| sci. l. The House then adjourned.